Traded

A 17-year-old girl who dreams of a life beyond the restraints of her frontier home. She allies with a roustabout world through the Harvey Girl tryouts and is ensnared in trouble as she becomes a target for exploitation. Her courage and stubborn longing for independence drive much of the film’s emotional arc.

A former gunslinger and protective father who cannot stand by while his daughter is taken from him. His mission to rescue Lily leads him into lethal confrontations and old rivalries. He endures torture, confronts powerful foes, and ultimately remains driven by a relentless will to bring his family home.

Clay’s wife, overwhelmed by grief and depression after the family’s tragedy. She embodies the emotional toll of hardship in the West and acts as a quiet pillar of the household. Her desperation culminates in a perilous moment that tests the family’s unity.

Clay and Mom’s son, whose fatal rattlesnake bite propels the family into a deeper spiral of loss. His death acts as the catalyst for the father’s quest and the mother’s despair, anchoring the film’s emotional core in tragedy.

A scheming gambler who profits from Lily’s vulnerability and is later exposed as a liar and manipulator. His actions set off a chain of betrayals that intensify Clay’s pursuit through the frontier’s underworld.

A gunman who dispenses quick judgment and violence, ultimately killing Rig in a confrontation. His presence marks the brutality of the frontier’s power dynamics and the costs of greed.

A fellow gambler whose allegiance shifts within the town’s rough politics. He personifies the uncertain loyalties and opportunistic behavior that define the film’s frontier social order.

The operator of the Spinning Wheel Saloon who denies Lily’s presence and later becomes entangled in the whorehouse network that exploits women. He embodies the corrupt economics of the frontier’s entertainment districts.

A bartender who dispenses blunt wisdom and helps Clay navigate the frontier’s dangers. His pragmatic, protective counsel and timely actions play a key role in the pursuit and rescue efforts.

A woman enslaved by Cavendish who becomes an ally to Lily, helping her escape danger. Her fate underscores the brutal system of exploitation run through the frontier’s houses and workshops.

The hard-hearted step-dad of Girl who exerts brutal control and embodies the cruelty of those who profit from exploitation. His cruelty catalyzes Clay’s pursuit and the story’s darker turns.

The crime boss who runs the French Chateau and oversees the frontier’s sex trade. He captures and tortures enemies to maintain power, making him the principal antagonist of the chase.

Levoie’s son, a member of the gangster circle. He represents the next generation of frontier violence and complicity in the criminal hierarchy.

A gangster under Levoie’s command, part of the network that traffics women. His presence signals the systemic corruption that the protagonists battle against.

An old girlfriend and prostitute who offers a critical tip about Levoie’s operations and assists Clay with crucial information. Her perspective reflects the interconnected lives that orbit the frontier’s criminal world.